• 2016/04/08
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    Why babies all over the world are now sleeping in boxes

    Why babies all over the world are now sleeping in boxes

    Nearly three years ago, the Magazine reported on the Finnish baby box – a starter kit of clothes, sheets and toys the state gives to expectant mothers. The story went viral and was read by 10 million people in 18 months. Now the box idea itself is spreading around the world. It’s a tradition that

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    • 2016/04/06
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    Surrogate medicine: what you should know.

    Surrogate medicine: what you should know.

    If you decide to take to the services of a surrogate mother, it is not superfluous to learn about what is not accepted to be written on sites of reproductive medicine clinics. So, it is about the most important and at the same time rarely voiced features of surrogate medicine in different countries. States with

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    • 2016/04/01
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    United Kingdom: the number of frozen eggs has tripled in five year

    According to a report by the HFEA, the number of women freezing their eggs has tripled in five years. In 2014, 816 women used this technique in an attempt to preserve their fertility and have a child later in life. The HFEA has listed several reasons behind the freezing of eggs: ·         “The lack of

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    • 2016/03/31
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    Thailand: a surrogate mother refuses to allow the child to leave with a homosexual couple

    Thailand: a surrogate mother refuses to allow the child to leave with a homosexual couple

    The world’s media attention is currently focused on a legal battle underway in Thailand between homosexual partners and a surrogate mother.   On finding out that the intended parents were homosexuals, Mrs. Kusolsang, the surrogate mother, changed her mind and did not sign the relevant passport documentation for the child she had already handed over

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    • 2016/03/30
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    UK scientists gain licence to edit genes in human embryos

    UK scientists gain licence to edit genes in human embryos

    Scientists in London have been granted permission to edit the genomes of human embryos for research, UK fertility regulatorsannounced. The 1 February approval by the UK Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) represents the world’s first endorsement of such research by a national regulatory authority. “It’s an important first. The HFEA has been a very thoughtful,

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    • 2016/03/25
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    60 year old woman fights for right to give birth to her dead daughter’s baby using her frozen eggs

    60 year old woman fights for right to give birth to her dead daughter’s baby using her frozen eggs

    Two senior judges have allowed a 60-year-old woman to continue to fight an extraordinary legal battle that may allow her to give birth to her dead daughter’s baby. The woman, who would be at least 61 by the time the child is conceived, has been given the right to appeal against a High Court decision

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    • 2016/03/24
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    DOES THE PARENTAL PROJECT LEGITIMIZE HAVING A CHILD?

    DOES THE PARENTAL PROJECT LEGITIMIZE HAVING A CHILD?

    Introduced amidst successive bioethical laws, the “parental project” was originally meant to specify the conditions in which a man-woman couple is granted access to medically assisted procreation. Over the course of years, this concept was assimilated to the desire of having a child, which alone legitimized the embryo’s dignity. Gènéthique goes over the facts along

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    • 2016/03/23
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    The unique technique of individual donor selection

    The unique technique of individual donor selection

    Certainly, the choice of the egg donor is the most important step for parents, who need woman’s genetic material. Nature is a multi-faceted thing, and the main expert`s task of reproductive medicine clinics is to anticipate it and predict the outcome. Today, there was developed a unique method of 3D modeling appearance of a child,

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